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Starting at $3.95, AutoBuffy stocks 1 headliner retainers from URO for the Porsche 356C. A headliner retainer is a small clip or fastener that holds the interior roof fabric panel against the vehicle's headliner board. When retainers break or go missing, the headliner sags, droops, or separates — ruining cabin appearance and potentially obstructing rear visibility.
Headliner retainers come in several clip styles, and the wrong style will either not seat properly or damage the headliner board. Match the retainer type to the mounting location on your Porsche 356C — edge clips, dome-style push pins, and screw-type retainers are not interchangeable. OEM-spec retainers are strongly preferred here because aftermarket variations in stem diameter or flange size can cause the clip to pop back out.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-Spec Replacement Clip | Direct, worry-free swap with no fitment guesswork | Exact stem diameter, flange size, and material match to the original factory retainer |
| Push-Pin Dome Retainer | Center-panel and overhead console mounting points that use a simple press-in fastener | Two-piece nylon pin that expands behind the headliner board for a flush, rattle-free hold |
| Edge / Reveal Molding Clip | Perimeter headliner edges where the fabric tucks under roof rail or A/B/C-pillar trim | Flat-tab retainer designed to grip fabric edge and snap into the body channel without tools |
| Value Assortment Pack | Owners replacing multiple missing or broken retainers across the entire headliner in one job | Mixed pack of common clip sizes, reduces return trips; cross-reference your vehicle to confirm included sizes match |
Remove any overlying trim pieces — sun visors, grab handles, or pillar covers — using a plastic trim tool to avoid scratching surfaces, then pop out the old retainer by pressing the stem tabs or prying the flange. Press the new retainer squarely into its hole until the tabs expand and the flange sits flush against the headliner board. Reinstall trim pieces in reverse order and press the headliner fabric back into position along any lifted edges.